ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Welcome to the OCTOpod! After a career spent in enterprise software, with a focus on open source advocacy and emerging tech, Alan Clark looks forward to sharing some top industry insights. With the help of some incredibly talented people in the community, season one will be all about open source. You can expect topics like managing a community, the importance of diversity in open source, and so much more! We hope you join us on this exciting journey.
Key Points From This Episode:
- Introducing the show’s host, Alan Clark.
- What season one will be all about.
- Some of the topics you can expect to hear in the upcoming season.
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“In season one, it’s all about open source.” — Alan Clark [0:00:20]
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